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Seeking Advice on Plasma Lifting for Persistent Acne

For several years now, my teenage acne, spots, haven't cleared up. They leave behind post-acne, scars. It's very unpleasant, painful. I've seen many cosmetologists, dermatologists and have tried just about everything over the years, from ordinary ointments to retinoids, completed a course of antibiotics and isotretinoin (under the prescription and supervision of a dermatologist), there was improvement during the medication, but then it all started again. I took isotretinoin with a cumulative dose. I have skincare products, I used to use decorative cosmetics, now I haven't used it for at least half a year. I follow a diet. I've checked my organs, done a lot of tests, even testosterone, everything is fine. I understand that this will pass with time, but it's very hard to endure all this and they leave scars. I was advised to do plasma lifting, at least twice. They said it suits those who have been treated for a long time and without success. I would like to hear reviews, maybe someone has gone through plasma lifting, how was the result for you? Did it help? Did the acne return after it? I hope for understanding and adequate answers.

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Experienced Allergic Reaction to Systemic Retinoids, Need Advice

Hello! Here's the situation. I've been treating acne for 7 years, a multitude of methods were tried under doctors' supervision, but topical therapy didn't have an effect. I made a decision with my doctor - to start taking systemic retinoids. After 20 days of use, my hands broke out severely with an allergic papular rash, it's itchy. I consulted a dermatologist - it's toxidermia, I'm not tolerating these tablets well. The dosage was almost the smallest - 20 mg. I stopped taking them, I'm following the regimen set by the doctor - sorbents, antihistamine drugs, etc. Has anyone had such an experience? When switching from isotretinoin to acitretin, did the same problems in the form of a rash reappear? Thank you for your attention and response!

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Unsuccessful Attempts with Cosmoterus Peels: No Visible Results

Good day to you. Not too long ago, I created a topic with the same title, before trying this method, and now I want to share the results (or rather, complain about their absence). I'm using two peels from Cosmoterus: a 30% almond pH 1.5 and a 70% glycolic pH 2.4. The procedures were carried out every 3-4 days. The almond one was first. Three procedures - zero results. Instead of the 4-6 minutes stated on the bottle, I kept it on for 30 to 45 minutes each time. It didn't sting, didn't turn red (except maybe a little around the nostrils), there was no peeling at all. I couldn't even achieve the slightest flaking. Well, next was the glycolic. Yesterday I did the second procedure. Instead of the stated 1-3 minutes - 10-15 minutes (I didn't dare leave the glycolic on for half an hour, just in case) - zero results. And, note, both peels are among the strongest in terms of concentration available in the category of superficial peels in general. I wanted to order 0.7 pH instead of 2.4 pH right away, but they dissuaded me, saying it's too wild to use such at home. The result after five procedures - a slight facial glow. That's it. No side effects, no expected result. I didn't even use a neutraliser, just washed it off with water. The expected results were: to remove a few post-acne from the cheeks and temples and a couple of very small atrophic scars after the same pimples. The result is COMPLETELY absent. I think even clay and badyaga masks would have given more results in these two weeks. Tell me, am I doing something wrong? The peel is a quality French one. It was ordered from a cosmetologist, not just anywhere. I read reviews on various recommend ru and others (truly unbiased) resources. Someone removes post-acne with a few procedures of 5% (!) peel, and someone with a peel comparable in effectiveness to mine - after one or two procedures, the face is unrecognisable. How!? I don't even know what to do next. Total disappointment ☹️.

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Seeking Advice for Persistent Red Spots on Face

The problem is that my face is covered in some sort of red spots. I haven't eaten sweets for almost a year, nor fried foods, flour-based foods, etc. Every morning and evening I do the same thing: use a face wash, toner, and expensive cream. I've been to a beautician, had various cleanings, peelings, but nothing helps. Is there any way to at least get rid of the spots on my face?

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25-Year-Old Struggling with Acne and Resulting Depression

I'm 25, have been suffering from acne since I was 14. From time to time, my face would completely clear up, sometimes it was like a nuclear war on my face. And then there was a year of calm, but now it's flared up again with terrible subcutaneous pimples. My mood is at rock bottom, depression, my self-esteem has plummeted. I have no desire to dress nicely or look good, although I'm attractive without spots, but with them, I look like a monster, it's disgusting to look at myself. It's scary to go out without foundation. I'm getting treatment now, of course, but it's so hard emotionally😢. My husband also started saying that my face has become a nightmare, my parents don't understand how hard it is for me to go through this, they scold me for always being in a bad mood. But I can't help it, I can't be happy when I realise how much they disfigure me😢. How do you find the strength and patience to live with this and at least not be in a constant state of depression?

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Seeking Advice for Persistent Acne Despite Treatments

Hello😊 I've come for some advice. I think many have encountered such a problem as acne. So, I've been suffering for a long time and have already used a lot of things. I had tests done recently, and my cortisol (509) and prolactin (524) levels were elevated. I'm not pregnant or lactating (100%). I've started anti-parasitic treatment, gastrointestinal cleansing, and acid therapy. My current care routine: a gentle cleansing gel, I use 7% glycolic acid, mandelic acid, La Roche Posay duo+m cream, and a moisturising cream with thermal water. Today is the 3rd day of use. Before starting, I had 2-3 subcutaneous pimples on my chin, post-acne on my cheeks, and very enlarged dirty pores, especially on my nose. And today, it seems like there are no subcutaneous ones, but my chin has broken out in pustules, lots of white spots with pus have come out and they're painful. So, what could this be due to, surely the care isn't suitable?

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Skin health and glow

Community Topics Skin health and glow

Skin health and glow are marks or indentations left on the skin after severe acne heals. They can appear as raised, depressed, or discolored areas, resulting from inflammation and damage to the skin tissue.

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